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A Cartoon for November 11th

Taken from a write up....

Cory Benjamin Geishauser, who writes and illustrates under the pen name, Corben Geis, has been the cartoonist for American Square Dance Magazine for over twenty years. This publication is distributed worldwide, and November's cover was inspired from 'the mouths of babes'. 

"I recently started working in the activites department at the Hollidaysburg Veterans Home, and I overheard someone's grandchild talking about Vets Day, and I had to draw it." commented Cory, "So many of our dancers and callers are veterans, and this is a special month for being thankful, and I am grateful to all of our veterans, young and old."

 Although most of his cartoons for this magazine are based off or spun off of a western dance theme, this particular comic can hold up just about anywhere.
 
Cory also draws the back cover comic in ASD called SPIN CHAIN SPOOFS , and has a poem in this issue dedicated to his Grandma Kitty called " TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE I GO  "
 

 



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Good thought

A nice thought! Our veterans often don't claim their share of the credit for making America what it is.

tiny typo

For any of the proofreaders out there... only after it went to print, did i realize the apostrophe in Veterans should be moved to the right about a centimeter ( usually the editors pick those things up ) Hey, I'm an art major, not an Englass...englich....English major. :)

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